A subwoofer in the receiver? A subwoofer in the receiver? Well, points for originality, but I'm not sure I believe that the electronics and the solder points are going to hold up under continued sub-woofer vibrations. Seems like a recipe for early failure. Might want an extended return warranty on this one? A subwoofer in the receiver? A subwoofer in the receiver? Well, points for originality, but I'm not sure I believe that the electronics and the solder points are going to hold up under... » Read More A subwoofer in the receiver? A subwoofer in the receiver? Well, points for originality, but I'm not sure I believe that the electronics and the solder points are going to hold up under continued sub-woofer vibrations. Seems like a recipe for early failure. Might want an extended return warranty on this one? « Show Less
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This is one of the ugliest contraptions I've ever seen. I feel sorry for people that think this sounds good! lolDumbest idea ever....other than most of the stuff with Bose's name on it of course.
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A bigger concern for me is that you need to treat the receiver like a subwoofer: you certainly don't want it in a component cabinet with all your other gear.
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I've had this system for about a year and it does what it's meant for. My living area isn't set up in a way that 5.1 to be possible and this is a significant upgrade from tinny tv speakers. The bass isn't ground shaking so I don't have any concerns with the durability of this product and it takes up little space.
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I have the same set, and the sub is under-powered compared to a lot of other speaker systems. However for me the bass is good with no problems, you might have received a damaged unit. The board and controls are "IN" the sub container, so they get hit by the air passing by. But I would contact Limitless Creations and see if they will replace it as a damaged unit.
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I would read the directions that were set up with it. If you have experienced a recent power outage, sometimes the sync function between the Receiver and the unit has to be reestablished. Meaning that you may have lost setup settings. Also make sure no one has flipped settings on the front or back as that will cause a problem with the unit turning on. (word to the wise, when you fix it write down the configuration in the manual) additionally the cable that is plugged in the back of the sub....make sure it wasnt pulled out of the back of your receiver by mistake. If you have this hooked up as a "speaker" and not a sub, also make sure the connections are established. Is this hooked up to a Yamaha receiver? If so you may want to cycle through the on screen setup directions and use the auto setup mic that came with the unit. Every time I have issues, I use that tool and it always seems to fix the connection issues. I know with mine, if the PCM source is not working (digital) the unit wont sence the signal and turn on. If you have multiple source inputs (DVD CD and GAme Player) you may want to make sure that they are putting out the required digital signal or it wont jump start the sub. ....I know, when did setting up Stereo equipment become a full day tech project? I am missing the analog days myself
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As long as the unit is in original box and you keep the receipt the warranty should still be in place. You could also ask the seller to be sure.
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It really depends. If the protector mode happens after you start playing audio, then you most likely have a short in one of your speaker wires. Unplug all of them, and turn it on. If it works fine after that it is one of your speakers. If not something in the receiver, likely the amp has gone out. I had this same problem. Call support and tell them your issue, if they are unable to resolve, you can have it send in for service to be repaired. Of course this would assume you are still under warranty. I had this same problem. You can also upgrade you support for around $50, and they will extend you warranty for 2 years, and cover all the shipping. Good luck! It really depends. If the protector mode happens after you start playing audio, then you most likely have a short in one of your speaker wires. Unplug all of them, and turn it on. If it works fine after that it is one of your speakers. If not something in the receiver, likely the amp has gone out. I had this same problem. Call support and tell them your issue, if they are unable to resolve, you can have it send in for service to be repaired. Of course this would assume you are still under warranty. I had this same problem. You can also upgrade you support for around $50, and they will... » Read More It really depends. If the protector mode happens after you start playing audio, then you most likely have a short in one of your speaker wires. Unplug all of them, and turn it on. If it works fine after that it is one of your speakers. If not something in the receiver, likely the amp has gone out. I had this same problem. Call support and tell them your issue, if they are unable to resolve, you can have it send in for service to be repaired. Of course this would assume you are still under warranty. I had this same problem. You can also upgrade you support for around $50, and they will extend you warranty for 2 years, and cover all the shipping. Good luck! « Show Less
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Yes. There are reasons for this so talk to tech from subwoofer manufacturer. Or receiver manufacturer.
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Never experienced the problem and we are still in love with our Polk sounder. Since the woofer is a BlueTooth device, you might want to go through the "Pairing" process again. BlueTooth is kind of voodoo and has been known to drop it's pairing of devices for no real reason. Thus, try pairing it again. If you mislaid instructions on this, i am sure that Polk Tech Support could help you or you could Google the question "how do I pair my subwoofer with my Polk Sound Bar?". See if that helps.
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1. As stated by Mr. Hanson, it is an older package. 2. The satellite speakers on the 600 have a mid/range radiator on top. Evidently their bookshelf answer to their bi-polar drivers of the BP series.3. Subwoofer on the 600 has a 250 watt amp where as the 60.6 only has a 150 watt.That being said, I own the 60.6 and I am extremely happy. I use them with a Denon AVR-2310. If you have a larger than 400 sq ft theater space I would consider a second or more powerful sub. But at the current $219 (which is hilarious as the sub itself sells for $299) I see the set going for, its kind of hard to go wrong. 1. As stated by Mr. Hanson, it is an older package. 2. The satellite speakers on the 600 have a mid/range radiator on top. Evidently their bookshelf answer to their bi-polar drivers of the BP series.3. Subwoofer on the 600 has a 250 watt amp where as the 60.6 only has a 150 watt.That being said, I own the 60.6 and I am extremely happy. I use them with a Denon AVR-2310. If you have a larger than 400 sq ft theater space I would consider a second or more powerful sub. But at the current $219 (which is hilarious as the sub itself sells for $299) I see the set going for,... » Read More 1. As stated by Mr. Hanson, it is an older package. 2. The satellite speakers on the 600 have a mid/range radiator on top. Evidently their bookshelf answer to their bi-polar drivers of the BP series.3. Subwoofer on the 600 has a 250 watt amp where as the 60.6 only has a 150 watt.That being said, I own the 60.6 and I am extremely happy. I use them with a Denon AVR-2310. If you have a larger than 400 sq ft theater space I would consider a second or more powerful sub. But at the current $219 (which is hilarious as the sub itself sells for $299) I see the set going for, its kind of hard to go wrong. « Show Less
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http://images.klipsch.com/SynergySubs1012Rev2012_635042117391170000.pdf I use the subwoofer connection because I have one and I like this way best but it looks like it can be connected other ways. I couldn't attach the pdf of the manual but you may be able to get it with the like I tried to attach. if this does not work you could go to the klipsch site for it or google klipsch sub 12 manual. When you get the manual you probably can tell if you can make it work for you. I have been happy with mine and feel it's a good value for the price. Good luck and happy listening.
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I'm probably not the best person to answer the question. This is my first subwoofer. I'm happy with it, and this was after trying out three other ones beforehand. It's very compact and seems to do the job. Sounds like our rooms are about the same size.
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happend to mine also. only 90 day warrenty...so its over probably. its just junk. it has bad wiring. u can take apart and fix yourself..i did and the speakers were blown....we just waisted 50 buck sorry
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Comes with a yamaha warranty.I didn't buy the extended one.I find generally with solid state electronics (I used to have a computer repair shop) that if they are going to fail its generally when they are new.My recommendation is to leave it on for a few days and just use it.In case you are wondering It sounds real good seems to have most of the features most people would want at a good price point.One of the reasons I bought it was because of Yamaha's reputation for reliability and good music reproduction.It was a choice between Yamaha Denon and Sony for me and I am not unhappy with this.Hope this has been some help Comes with a yamaha warranty.I didn't buy the extended one.I find generally with solid state electronics (I used to have a computer repair shop) that if they are going to fail its generally when they are new.My recommendation is to leave it on for a few days and just use it.In case you are wondering It sounds real good seems to have most of the features most people would want at a good price point.One of the reasons I bought it was because of Yamaha's reputation for reliability and good music reproduction.It was a choice between Yamaha Denon and Sony for me and I am not unhappy with... » Read More Comes with a yamaha warranty.I didn't buy the extended one.I find generally with solid state electronics (I used to have a computer repair shop) that if they are going to fail its generally when they are new.My recommendation is to leave it on for a few days and just use it.In case you are wondering It sounds real good seems to have most of the features most people would want at a good price point.One of the reasons I bought it was because of Yamaha's reputation for reliability and good music reproduction.It was a choice between Yamaha Denon and Sony for me and I am not unhappy with this.Hope this has been some help « Show Less
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A. Bloom is correct. I assume your receiver has 2 subwoofer jacks?, if not than you'll have to go the route laid out by 'I love Amazon.
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I agree that no one should buy this unit at this point in time knowing what's going on with it. HOWEVER, for those of you who have, remember you have a 2 YR warranty. Mine went out at 15 months and I was able to take it to a local authorized Onkyo service center and have it repaired for free. Runs like new now.
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Not very well! They contacted me once concerning the extended warranty and then would not reply after that. I'm not sure they are still in business. I like the speakers, but are hesitant to buy anymore.
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Are you sure it isn't the subwoofer? It stays on all the time even when the system is turned off and produces a low level hum, constantly. That seems to be the norm for all the subs and the Onkyo receivers. I was surprised to walk into my media room and hear the hum coming from the sub and the system was turned off. Sub is always in stand by. Just a thought.
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Only if your subwoofer connection from the receiver to the subwoofer is line level type. Easy way to tell is if the connections are RCA (like the ones on this device). If not, I don't recommend you use it for that purpose. Without going into an electronics explanation, simply put, this device may overheat if placed in a connection where the receiver output is of low impedance (resistance). These types of connections are identical to regular speaker connections. So, in short, if the connection to your sub is the same type as the connection as that of your speakers, don't do it.